Asylum Weaver

The figures head and face were encased in an old world riot helmet, the helmet snug against the figure head with ever so slight dents and scuff marks. To the figure right ear a four inch antenna stuck up from a small electronic box slightly lower than the figures right ear. To his left ear a slight imprint of card suits were imprinted over the helmets left ear, worn with age and a slightly newer marking, slightly chalky in texture was a F.A.F marked in the spade, heart, and diamond card suit. On the club suit was rubbed out twin wings crossing each other. A small black cord ran from the small box on the helmet, it running down, with a small amount of kevlar to keep it from being cut or ruined. The wire sticking back into the mask built into the helmet, next to one of the two circular filters on the sides of the helmet mask. The two filters connected to each other by small thin pipes both going into the center of the mouth area, used to provide the figure with advanced filtering of the air. Two large lenses for the figure to look through, it reinforced with a hard resin and polymer see through material. Though the eye lenses had a certain opacity to it where someone inside the helmet could see out but no one could see into the helmet through the lenses. Leaving only the person's own reflection in the lenses to stare at. Going down the figures neck, or moreso lack of, as there was a neck protector coming up from the base of the inner shirt and covered over the figures neck tightly, leaving no space of skin exposed. Over the shirt, which hid it fully, was a body armor vest going around the figures chest and down to its core, just above the hips. The vest was scratched and worn, with faint white markings over it where printed words were branded once. Two bandoliers crossed over his chest on his vest, some slots empty while a few random ones were empty, a worn leather material used for the two bandoliers, with a small pocket on each one of them. Below them, hanging off the figures waist was a water canteen covered over by a tan burlap case for it, secured around the waist and sloshing lightly from the remains of water inside of it. The shirt inside the vest was then pushed into the combat pants neatly and tightly, a secure belt fastened around the combat pants and a holster strapped to the right and left side hips. These holsters having clasps to keep the things inside snug and immovable, though at the time only sand from the sandstorm settled at the bottom of them. Going down the combat pants more to the knees a pair of ballistic padded knee pads were woven into the pants, scuff marks and scratches barely seen across them. Showing much use in them. A buttoned pocket just above them, clasped shut as well. Just below the knee protectors a pair high military combat boots tied tightly on each leg, the combat pants stuffed inside of them neatly as to feel more comfortable for the wearer but also to tie the laces more secured. The end of the boots tipped with light steel plates and paracord laces keeping the boots fit tight and cut proof. Worn over all of this was a long duster, the stitching much more thickened as too keep it from wearing down. The back of the duster having a set of three slim tanks sewn into the duster, as well as extra padding around them as too not have them shot or pierced too easily. Going down the duster it split off at the bottom into two parts, more of the thick stitching where it was split. On the shoulders of the duster were two polyceramic pauldrons that fit along the contours of the figures shoulders snug. A clasp along the back and front clipped the two pauldrons together as to keep them on the duster and too keep them from moving. Though they were still bendable to the extent of the figure being able to move its arms up and down on a socket. Going down the arms of the duster, the forearms of the duster were plated with more ploy ceramics, guarding the figures forearms down to the wrists. Ending in a pair of fingered gloves, bendable thick pieces of leather sewn into the gloves as too keep them more protective. The collar of the duster had been flipped up, giving more protection to the neck area as well as hiding the clasp on the back of the helmet as too take it off. The duster having a small amount of pockets going down the sides of the front of the duster, a leather harness strapped on the duster, going under the shoulder pauldrons and over thin tanks and belted tightly at the front, keeping the duster for the most part closed over the vest. Over the duster, on the figures back, was a large cloth rucksack, used to hold anything that couldn't be put in the figures pockets. Two guns had been strapped to the sides of the pack, to the left side was an older manufactured Steyr AUG A1, originally used for military firefights. This assault rifle is now a rare commodity in the Mojave. The bullpup design of the weapon makes it not only more durable, but still keeping the accuracy and range of a normal AR build rifle. Strapped to the right was another bullpup design rifle, though noticeably longer then the AUG. This was a M95 sniper rifle, chambered in .50 caliber BMG, though less known as its older build the M82 Barrett, it was noticeably better. The back of the bag had a simple small barreled holster sewn and strapped to it, inside laying snug in it was a common lever action Winchester shotgun, which had no stock to it and a short barrel, using it more of a close quarters hallway clearer. Since it used common 12 gauge rounds fed into it single at a time, it could use more specially made shell rounds like buck for longer range shots or dragon's breath to fire cones of flaming tungsten at enemies. The guns that were strapped tightly to the bag made a slight mechanical click while the figure walked.

The figures long, unsettled white hair dropped down to their neck, but not touching their shoulders. The figure had a pair of sapphire blue eyes that stared down at the flickering fire, almost like the fire was looking back at them. The figure had a shadow of facial hair going across their face, the hair only slightly long enough to show it was their but not so that it could be called a beard.